Fox News pundit Tomi Lahren came out swinging against Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Thursday morning on "Fox & Friends," because the right just loves to hate the 29-year old Democratic Congresswoman from the Bronx and Queens.

She's interned for U.S. Senator Ted Kennedy, graduated cum laude from Boston University, worked as a waitress to help support her mother, and oh yes, primaried and unseated a 10-term sitting Democratic U.S. Congressman, then won the general election. She now claims title to being the youngest woman ever to serve in Congress.

That's just a slice of her biography, but according to Tomi Lahren, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez isn't successful in real life.

Here's how Lahren summed it up on "Fox & Friends" this morning, after the hosts mocked top Democrats for going "further and further left."

"There's a difference between being successful on Twitter and social media like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and being relatable on social media platforms," Lahren said, "and actually being successful in real life."

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Tomi Lahren: "There's a difference between being successful on Twitter and social media like @AOC and being relatable on social media platforms, and actually being successful in real life." pic.twitter.com/zHjVp9sJhZ